What Would Julieanna Do? Q&A

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Do you have questions about any of the following: nutrition, diet, fitness, beauty, cooking, health, wellness, pregnancy, raising kids healthfully, and/or lifestyle? I am launching the What Would Julieanna Do? Q&A Series, where I will answer one of your questions each week a la my wellness talk show on Veria Living, What Would Julieanna Do? If you have any burning questions for me, please leave them below in the comments section or email me here. I will start posting responses ASAP here and on my Facebook and Twitter pages. I look forward to connecting…

This Post Has 18 Comments

  1. Lynn Vandenberg

    I'm a prediabetic….and I have been eating all the right things and working out…but I still feel bad sometimes…can stress bring it on. the weakness and feeling sick, light headed..

  2. Ren Bleem

    I am running a 8hr Ultra marathon August 10th for the 5th time. 1st time as a whole foods plant based eater. What foods should I consume the week before? Also, do you have recommendations for during the run?

  3. Emily Docherty

    Can you explain how to gain weight using healthy whole plant foods! Especially for young children and athletes.

  4. Cindy Cavazos

    How long do you have to be out in the sun to get enough vitamin D to absorb calcium from plants you eat?

  5. Allison Brightman

    Can you recommend some quick and healthy breakfast ideas that don't involve grains? Thanks!

  6. Mark Alexander

    I am looking for some delicious ideas for a raw foods plant-based breakfast. What does a guy do that grew up on cinnamon rolls, hashed browns, eggs, etc..

  7. Iris Alvarez

    How much Iron should a nursing mom intake? Thanks

  8. Kate Boham

    I recently read an article about Vitamin K, especially vitamin K2. Vitamin K1 is found in leafy greens and cruciferous vegetables but, apparently, k2 is found only in animal products including eggs and cheese. K2 deficiency is said to lead to arterial calcification. Is this true? Don't humans make k2 from the vitamin k in greens and veggies? Please let me know. Thanks!

  9. Elvis Gardin

    What are your thoughts on having oil in the diet? There are debates over it. Some experts say yes while others say no. My body does well with virgin organic coconut butter, evoo.

  10. Connie Maschan

    My vitamin D levels remain low even after taking a large dosage of prescription D2 for a while and then 2,800 IU of D2 per day for many months. I also spend at least 10 minutes per day in the sun. I read on another' site that taking D supplements with meals may help with absorption so I'm going to give that a try. What else can you suggest? Thanks!

  11. Alison Raven Mills

    Thoughts on organic soy? From what I've read, there are alot of negative myths regarding organic soy products.

  12. Debbie Desmoulin

    What about the fact that soy is considered a goitrogen for those who have a hypothyroid condition ? Asians may have eaten soy for centuries, but they have also eaten a high iodine diet in their seafood, so that compensates for the goitrogenic effect of soy.

  13. Alison Bess

    My dermatologist says that taking vegan Omega 3 supplements which come from algae and flax sources is useless because the body can't absorb them. He swears by fish oils and also says that The China Study and similar studies are wrong about dairy. What can I say to him?

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